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To which will-he &tied, the Patitornime Of HARLEQUIN PEDLAR ; - , ' . i: - . Or, •1 HE HAUN ICED WELL. ~ • - • '... Harlequin Pedlar, Mr. BOLOGNA, jun.;` Clown, Mr. GRIMALDI ; . 1 -; . • Columbine, ' Miss ADAMS. 2 ...0xes 7s. See on d Price 3s. 6d.— Pit 3s 6tl. Second Price 4 ; Gallery is. Second Price is.—Upper Gallery is. New f or t h e loxes to be taken of. Mr. llrandon, at the ' w 11 0 - Office in Prince's-place , Hart-street, front Ten I ' ll Four, , -- Trite Doors will he opened-at Half past Five, - and the Play " v 2 16 it Holt past Six 4 ,,, ( l o Easte cotuey Macbeth : Lady Macbeth, Mrs. Sid . 2 , . her sd appearance this ':eason. -----____ .SONS OF,THE CLERGY. HE REHEARSAL of the MUSIC to . be per-; 1. formed at the ANNIVERSARY MEETING,of this CHARITY, will,be ln the Cailiedral Church of Si: Paul,. on 'TUESDAY the Sth, and the . ANNIVERSARY on THURSDAY the , toth of May when -a , Sermon IVil be preached before his, Royal Highness the Duke of Clarence, his . Grace the" Lord Archbishop of Canterhilry, their Lord ships the Bishops, the Right Hon. the; Lord Mayor, Sheriffs, Aldermen, Clergy, •&c. by the Roy. I. S. Clarke, LL. B. Fellow of Abe:Royal Society, Chaplain of-the Household, and Librarian to his Royal HigtinesS the Prince, and - Vicar • of Preston iu the Diocese ofehichester. • SALES OF tSTA,TEB abe., (ied FARMS in . different parts of -ENGLAND; .recenili valued; a DON and DICKSON, Land Agent rcl now to. be LET by Meei. LOU; ts: . . Names of the Farms, and where situated.. Contents in Acres. ' Valued- Rent to Te nants at Will. Valued Rent on a if Years Liace. • Parochial ltatm of Modus for Tythei. the whole being Tythe kree. gni Dun's Farm, Lincolnshire Ludford, Ditto - - Panthorrie, Ditto - - Hibbaidstow, Ditto - Legburn, Ditto - - Burwell, Ditto - - Saleby, Ditto - Grove-Ash, Oxon - - 604 37 2 J 75 320. 22g 34 0 125 150 6001. - 6001. - '4 OOl . 46)1. - 3601.. - 4 001 . - 2401. s•-• Not to. be let on this Tentrre Ditto 455. per Acre 4.55. Ditto 21 2 Gttineas DittO 10031. 9001, cool. 6031. 6001. - 35' 1 . "- • 41. per Acre 251. IoNV 331. Very lore Dit;o 2cl. ST gwAREts iqman's Dale, Ditto . Manor Farm, Gloucestershire Lodge Farm, Ditto . - Midclle.Farm, Ditto - Iso to 250 823 4 1 ; iz6 -.-,, 25. - per Act Very 'I o Ditto.. Ditto A_ Farm, Ditto Mao His Rural Highness the Duke of Clarence. Lord - :VicoLint l3arnard. Lord Bishoii Of Chester. Lord Bishop of Clogher. Lord Yarborough. Lsrd Granville Levison Gower. The Lord Mayor. , Hobourable ChariesAnderion Pelham. Sir Mark Masterman Sikes ~ Bart. William Kenrick, Esq: M:P. ,The Rem. George Barrington, Prebendary of.Dutham. • Tames Allan Park, Esq. (King's Counsel.) -The Rev. Edmund ierrers, M.A. F.A.S. Redor of Che. riton, Hants, and of Wroughton, Wilts, and Chaplain in. Or. dinary to his Majesty. Claude George Thornton, Esq. and Edward Down, Esq. I.he Music will consist of the. Overture of Esther, Mr: 7 140 antflubilate, with the Chorus from the Messiah, " Hallelujah, , for the Lord God Omnipotent reigueth," an Anthem composed on Purpose for this Charity by Dr' Boyce, and Mr. Handel's Grand Corona- tion Anthem. The. Music to be conducted by Sir William Parsons, Mus. D. the Doors , of the Cathedral will bq opened at Ten o'clock. _ _ • Tickets fOr . the Cathedral and for the Dinner at Merchant Taylors' Hall to be had of Messrs._ Fell and Co. Bookselr leis, Bond-street ; MeSsrs. Rivingtons; St. t'aul's Church yard; .john _Bacon,' Esq. First.frpits-office. Temple; and Charles admen, Esq. Spring Gardens, gratis., ~. B. The whole of the Collections at St, - .Paul's and' Merchant Taylors' Hall, will be appropriated by the Stew... ards in Apiuenticing the Children of necessitous , ' Clergy men. COLONEL POLLEN, Pursuant to a DeLree of the High court . of Chancery, bearing 'date the ISth day of W 1,1; 'tBto, ntade in ,a Cause'whereiti WILLIAM LE VE ItTO N is t' anti ELIZA BETH L RIMROSE POLLEN and others are Deten dauts, rjHE CREDITORS of 'GEORGE AUGUSTUS L EN, • h6retotore of Litt.e Bookliont, in Sorry,' and of St Maroret's WesininAer, Esq. M.P. who for simie time resided at l•iolitax, in Nova Scat a; and'who;vi'as ship-- wrecked and Ltru,k board the Ship Agathon, Capt. kOop, are forthwith to come in and prove their Debts liatore Samuel Compton Cox, £sq one of .the Masters of the said Court, at his Chambers; in Southampton-buildings Cnoncery,lane, London, or in ;default' thereof they. will be excluded the benefit of the said 1 -, eeree. .• • I-OGG EN - and SM (TH. . Basingholl- street ; London, Solicitors, FOUR HUNDRED EXT A Ci-lANCE... CWIFT acid Co. are selling the Tickeis and . Shares of the NEWS 11T E LOTTERY, consisting of 5,000 Numbers, the whole to be drawn on thelltli of I U NE. This LotterV Contains, besides the usual Prizes, Font' xtr Prizes „ot ONE II UN E TI CK.E Fs each, whicii a Chance willbe obtained GI a larger Sum than ever was gat xtf by a Ticket many Lourry:. : - SWIt•T and Co. Wye had the satisfaclion to divide among the Public in the . ; ISt and 'late Lotterids, of ttie great Prizes, at their Olfices, No. It, Poultry„ (established in r 759), No. 12, Cliaring•cross, and N-o: 3,, tai gate street. . YTON, late Pariticr with tlie,,dec:_•ased Sir A NI E.i BRAN SCO NlB, has the pleasure of annolinc. ing to his Friends and the Public, the L0"1"f ERN wnich driws Bth I UNF,, gives the greatest chance to the Adven_ turer fir So sm.it a risk. Mour Packets of Ticket s , One Hundred in eaate.4clcct..are - to be given by the t. ontradors to the fortunate,Holders of the First-drawn Prize above I'sl. when a Ti c ket may gain upwards of L )0,0001. and Shares in proportion. ..ElrfoN has been truly lucky in selling Packets of Tickets, N0.'7,08r, producing neariy 4,0001.- and No. 3,618; producing 24,7651. was sold Ili sixteen Sixteenths, and paid by him to the respettive - Holders, who received for each Six-. teenth 1 ,547 1 . 16s 3d. • • •- . K. h y.TtiN ~oticits a continuance of the public favours, at his lucky (Mice, • 2, CORNY' t L, near the Mansion-House. - to be granted, may be. had of -Messrs Briggs, is, St. Andrew's -street, Edinburgh ; or of Messr: st be posta4e free. • • LYCEUM THEATRE. " 114 erthe Special Lidenseot the LORD •CHAIVIBE R LAI QrJuted for the present Season ,to the joint application of all Parties principally interested. • THEIR Majesties' ,Servants, forming the S COIVI * P qtY of. the late DR,URY LANE THEATRE, i cy, on EATER MONDAY, April 23, - aro, perform e Tr,agedy of GEORGE BARNWELL; - • t- Or, TFIE LONDt MERCHANT. ' • Thorougligood, Mr. POWELL ; • , eorge Barnwell, Mr. MELVIN ; Millwood, Mrs. POWELL ;. . Maria, Miss RAY. of the Play first time),anew Comic Ballet; called THE VILLAGE DOCTOR. • efa M posecl by Monsieur FRANCESCO ANTONIO IViON iIIGNAN I, a celebrated Mime, and principal Grotesque , from the Theatre at Lisbon, histirst appearance- England. - , • . After which, the Musical Entertainment of THE REVIEW; Or, THE- WAGS OF , WINDSOIC • Loopey Mattwoltcr, Mr. JOHNSTONE ; - Caleb Quot'etri; Mr MAT'HEWS ; • Grace GayloVe, Mrs.-0 RC; ER. 15 oxes 6s. SecundPrice3s.-I ) it 3s. 6d second Price 25. p r a . l ee erY 6d zs. Second' Price is. —Upper GallerY is. Second t k) oxes and places .to 6e taken of Mr. Spung, at t Strand entrance ; of vichoni may also be ~lutd, Pt sate Boxes nightfy.- 4 1 :4 Doors , ;31'111. be opened at Half past Five, and the Play gin at Half past Six. On • -sday The Confederacy with Hit or NEW THEATRE ROYAL, -COVENT-GARDEN. For FOR HE-BENEFIT OF THE FUND • ' r AGED Un T d I NII .ACTO KS, and the WIDOWS • and CH4 LORI Nof ACTORS DECEASED. (2) I\TAVEDNESDAY; the 2d 'of MAY, 18,10, Will be picsehted A TRAGEDY, IN WHICH Mr. KE N1131 . ..E. Mr. COOK F., -• Mr. C. KIMBLE" , • - a . . . —7 - • • Will A i - • I~pd in which Mrs. SID pONS will perforth one of her . principal Charaden, having mast kindly Offered her ser. ..„ r ice on the occasion.- b i he Committee, who condua the Institution have the . Fe 7 lsure also to announce, that Mr. 13 It A tiAM and Madam . th ATA LA N I 'have, thc ifiiidsom'est" way, both Volunteered assistance, and will-sing Four of their most popular be the the Committee further beg leave to state, that it will r the pride.of every Performer in the Theatre' to make the r t en iainder •of the. Evening's t ntertaininent worthy the Pa °„nige of the PuJalie. • • ' „ tPickets and. elaces to be had of Mr. Brandon at the Thee he; and DonatiOns received by Mr. Fawcett (Treastirer, and of the Trustees) . No.. is, LoWer Thornhaugh-street, B edford: square. . . • '"OPAL AMPHITHEATRE, ASTLEY'S, WES F . • • MINSTER BRIDGE. Licensed by -Ad of Parliament. 01\T EASTER ..MONDAY NEXT, April 23d (first time), an entirely new grand nouvelle Equestrian -4d ,Pecleitrian . Speet.wie, called THE BLOOD-RED KNIGHT; • , . " oi, .i'llE-TATAL BRIDGE. • PrincipatCharatiers, Messrs. Crossrnan, Davis, Collet, Ivlakeen, R, tones (his first appearance), and Rose, Mrs.. Brooks (her first ap e mr.. si llee), Mi ss S. D a vis, and Mrt: - A.stley. • Sketch of the-Scenery—Woody Glen and Cave, Fugitive's Retreat, Front. View of Alphonso's. Castle, Landing Place t 'f the Crusade K.-nights, E,;,-itericir‘ of Dungeon, Interior of ditto, Presence Chamber, Chamber of Rest, sanatory, 1'554 Bridg, • • • - '• • " ' I SpeCtacle e concludes with the DE FEAT of the BLOOD.' RED KNIGHT,by WARRIORS on REAL HORSES.; VIO RS E MAN P' by the celebrated United EQ LIES- Tit t ANS. - , To conclude with a new Comic Pantomime, called THE. DISCOVERY • - O rs HARI,EQUIN's SALUTATION TO JOHN BULL, P ADDY BULL, SANDY I3ULL;and PADDY BULL. Scenery--Virtuoso's Museum;-Extensive Mountains, - I. Waterfall and Petrified Cavities, Inside Foreign Custin-• " 911 se. Cooper's Shop, Grand Coionnacie, Kitchen, and rand Palace Of St. George, St. Patrick, St. David, 'and st• Andrew. • 'Squire Gaffer,: Mr, OUT BB)," ; Grotesque Lover, Mr. DAVIS; - . Harlequin, Mr. J. BRYSON ; • Clown, Mr. MAKEF.N; • Fate, ss.B L 0 IVI-G It EN . - And Columbine, Mrs. PARKER. .. 7cboors op e n at H a lt past Fi ve ,' and begin at Half past Six. ond Price at Half past Eight. - Boxes 4s. Pit as. , Gallery IS. Places taken for the Boxes front Teh ti'l Three. C A PIT A L PIANO-FORTE,. by BROAD WOOD and SON, with additional : Keys, Pedal, &c. coop'ete_, made about three months, will be for Twenty-four Guineas, ready money; alSo a capital „fluid 1106 zontal l'iano.forte,' new within a month,...Price xty Ciuineas only, cost Eighty Guineas: elay be .viewed and heard at Mr. Watlen!s Piano- Forte, t 4 rl , # and Organ Gamera, No. 5, Leicester-place, Leicester— 'blare, from Ten to Four o'Clock only. Packillg Cases for lier Instrument may be made cheap, if. wanted. ‘‘' MONEY. Essits. LUCAS and Co. beg Leave to inform . 4. those that may be desirous of borrdwing Tempo. Y or Permanent SUMS of MONEY, that \they can at all tunes," and-vvithout delay, advance any Sum from One Hun -ored to Twenty Thousand Pounds, and upw a rds, on personal °I 'my other Security, arising from Marriage Settlements, Nlo. 3 . 1 ,Y in the l'uods, Clergymens' Livings, or Freehold;. Copy- V,c I. and L easeho ld •Estates,• On the most fair and equitable r tes, and also condua every Negotiation at - much less xl,l,ehee than what i s usua lly incurred in money ttai)saelions. ce,t er sot;al Application's Messrs. Lucas and cL.' daily: re. at,their house, No.' rg, lermyn.streef'4*S i C:!libles's, Lette r ' s , post-paid. immediately answered. Ten years purchaiiwill given for w.cli cttcurv , ! dainties. - GooilLuLN....t Co. RECOMMEND to the notice of the Public the, Nov STATE LOTT E Y, which is all to be-drawn - - on the Bth of JUNE next. This Lottery is on an improved. Plan. THE SCHEME CONTAINS 2 Prizes of . k.2o,oc® _ 4 Prizes of . . kc,ooo 1 4 2 0 Src &c. &c. 5,000 Prizes, 5,000 Num,ers, Four Tickets of every Num ber, and FOUR EXTRA PRIZES of too WHOLE TIC. LETS. 'By thii'improved mode of Adventure • •••-•^ • _ A single Ticket may gain ,Ctocf,o - oo - An Half - so,oou'l An Eighth - iz,vs) A Quarter = - 2.5,p00 A Sixteenth . •' 6,z50 TICKETS and SHARES on Sale by RLCHARDSON, .GOOI)LUCK, and Co - . BANK-BUILDINGS, CORNHILL, _ 7=' , And facing the Gate of the King's Mews, Charing•rtbss ; The only Office that ever Sold 41 Shares , Two Prizes of - . - - ' £30,000 • . 'And who Sold and Shared in the Last Lottery, Two PriZeS Of - . - . 4 . 2 , 30-:)0 3,7;4 - - - B: - - 2D,Geo 3,734 - D. - 20,000 Also f 499 D. to-01.-2.952 B. i,oool 3.436 C. 51,1. i,ANSCOAIB' and C access, So;d ;0. with their usual great In Last Lottery - in 78 Shares, No. 3,734. . . Z.z0,000 No. z,otB • . Zio,oeio 4, 6 54 • . . 5,000 383 . . I,poo sof cool. •eaih . 2,50 a 3of fool. each • . 1,500 Being Shares of almost every Capital therein; and in Last Year only, Six, of z 0,0.01. and Capitals to • the amount of z50,c001, besides the first 30,0c01. the last 25, , ic01, , and only 4 , 4,0001. Prize ever. shared ; and in previousyears to an amount beyond all precedent are now selling Tickets'anti Shares in the N E tY . L 0 T'l'E KY, to be drawn Bth (UN E, in whiCh there are Four Grand Prizes of too Tickets,each, which may produce to a Ticket too t oool. and to a Sixteenth upwards of 6,6c01. BRANSCOMII and Co. again. guard the Public against the deception set forth of their Firm and Claims of the Sale of the First and Last of Extra Grand Prizes so given; the FACT is, every Sixteenth was Sold, and the fortunate Ad venturers each received 15471. 16s. 3d.' at their - OLD and ONLY Offices in LondOn, viz. N 0.37, CORNHILL; No.I tt, HOLBORN ; N0.'3•8, HAYMARKET; I • and No. 269, STRAND. They will never falsely assert they divided a'Capital which , was not absolutely SHARED and SOLD to the Public as above. ' In the receding' Lottery, riENERAL SIR JOHNMOORE's CORUNNA PAT ENT 'CAMP BEDSTEAD, forming a !Unitary Bed forthe Field, Barracks, &c. also a - SOFA for a Tent or Room, • &c. yid likewise a SEA CUT fur onboard Slip, the whole packing in a small Valice, allowed the moat portable eVer yet manufaaured,• invented by MORGA N and "ANDERS, No. 16 and 17, Catheline.street; StrAncl, who ui st Aurnhly presume tlie.ilighest honours ought to be pid,all those who so gallantly live and the lot Chair King aitu Country.- These Farms are warranted Tythe Free, Parish R ;Description of such Farms, and:Heads of the Least Gray's * Nn, London ; of Messrs. I. and G. Dickson 'ion, TeW .Lodge, 'Eustone, Oxon. MI Letters mu. LANDED ESTATES, recently 'valued, and now to be SOLO by Messrs. LOUDON and DICKSON, ;Land Agents A Capital FREEHOLD and TYT4E-FREE ESTATE, in Oxon, containing an excellent large Family House; Woods, and 7o* Acres, ndw in - Seven Farms, valued annual rent 20001. price 50,6,-,01 ; Half this, sum may remain on'mortgage, for tell years, at I. per•cent. • SA LEBY, a capital Freehold Tythe-freiestate, in Lin colnshire, with a - good House, situated t 2 miles from LOuth, contains 125 ACres.,. - 1 1 rice 7000 guineas. • ' LE'SBUItN FARM, "Lincolnshire a Freehold Tythe- free • Estate, containing 229 A cres o f exc ellent Soil rent, it held.at will, 3601. 4 on a zr years lease 6001. -pet annum. Price, timber 'inclusive; guineas, sdoo of whith may remain pn mortgage at 51. percent. for seven years. A capital FREEHOLD ESTATE, in Gloucestershire, Tythe.tree, held by ,tenants at will, containing in all, about 2000 Acres ; ; valtled rent, t,t Will, 36001. per annum; on a 14,, years lease 5 . 0,34. per annum; Orr a 2r years leaSelbool.. per annum'. Price 90 , 00 _1. • Brinted particulars, describing each Estate;nin be had of Mepsrs. Briggs, Lockett, and Fisher, G Inn, London ; Messrs- T. and G . Dickson, St. Andrews -street, Edinburgh • arid Messrs. Loudon and Dickson, Tew Lodge, Oxon, who:: will treat With intending purchasers. **" All Letters must - be Post paid. - •WRc.: kst-lIRE. VALUABL IMPROPRIATE RECTORY AND GREAT 't YTHES, TO' BF. SOLD ISY..AUCTION, . - By WILLIAM HANDY, At the - Golden-Cross I tin, - in Brolusgiove, on Monday, the 7th of May, tBto, at Your iock in the Afternoon, sub. _jai to Ciinditions to be then produced, • A VALUABLE . LEASEHOLD" ESTATE; corn- 7 . FX. prising the IMPROPRIATE R TORY or PAR. SON AG kof STOK E-P Rip R., in the County of Worcester; which consists of about lwenty , three Acres of Glebe Land,. and•Tythel_of Corn and Grain arising or ,increasin& upon tipw,trOs poo-Acres of. Lan-t, within the P arish . of Stoke. Pri.i• aforesaid, 'being the whole of .the' Tytheable Lands within the same Parish. . The above Estate is held . wider .the Dean and. Chapter of WorCester,,by tease, for twenty-.one years ; renewable every s -yen, at a moderate Fine, and which was renewed in No verither last. • ' Stoke-Prior is situated near to the Market-Towns of 13romsgrove and DroirWich, being not more than one mile from the former and three from the latter; and the Line of the Worcester arid . Birmingham Canal runs through the Parish.. The -Lands are very rich and productive, and it is considered one of the finest Wheat Parishes in the County of Worcester'. Mr.. Charles Parrott, of the'Brick-House. in Stoke-Prior; will appoint a Person to spew the Parish ; and printed Par. ticulars :nay be had at the Hop-Pole Ina - Worcester ; the Golden-Cross ' Bromsgrove; the George Inn, Bewdley ; at Garraway's C offee-house, CortihilL London ; of Messrs. 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